HI-Arts - Journal, Events Guide and Arts Resources for the Highlands and Islands of Scotland

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WELCOME TO HI-ARTS

Welcome to HI-Arts, your guide to arts and entertainment in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, and home of Northings journal.

LATEST FEATURES | MORE FEATURES

March 2010 Speakout: Instrument Tuition Part 2

JELICA GAVRILOVIC shares further concerns on where the current round of proposed cuts may lead.

March 2010 Speakout: Instrument Tuition

JELICA GAVRILOVIC asks why she can’t get guitar tuition for her child in the Inverness area – and what does it say about music tuition in general?

March 2010 Feature: Darren Manson

BARRY GORDON catches up with Darren Manson to look at the chequered history and present prospects for cinema in Thurso.

LATEST NEWS | MORE NEWS

Top Traditional Musicians head to Glengarry for double bill music night (16 Mar 2010)

Just weeks to the fourth Aviemore Trade Show (15 Mar 2010)

Staff at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig UHI recognised for their academic achievements (15 Mar 2010)

Call for Artists for The Big Art Sale in Cromarty (15 Mar 2010)

Cultural Enterprise Office March 2010 E-Bulletin (15 Mar 2010)

LATEST REVIEWS | MORE REVIEWS

EXHIBITION: SPACE FOR COLOUR (Pier Arts Centre, Stromness, Orkney, until 10 April 2010)
COMEDY: DARA O’BRIAIN / TERRY ALDERTON (Empire Theatre, Eden Court, Inverness, 8 March 2010 / OneTouch Theatre, Eden Court, Inverness, 7 March 2010)
MUSIC: THE VATERSAY BOYS (Village Hall, Ullapool, 6 March 2010)

FROM THE ARCHIVE

July 2004 Feature: Heb Celtic Preview
PETER URPETH looks forward to another mass outbreak of Celtic music as the HEBRIDEAN CELTIC FESTIVAL gets underway.

EDITORIAL

March 2010 Editorial
Cold Winds Blowing

BLOGS

16 Mar 2010	Robert Livingston Cars and Crofting
09 Mar 2010	Robert Livingston Going Live
19 Jan 2010	Peter Urpeth Google Book Settlement - Act Now, Before It Is Too Late

PODCASTS

Northings 10: Two Ravens Press

In 2006, SHARON BLACKIE and DAVID KNOWLES set up an independent publishing company called Two Ravens Press. JIM McAUSLAN travelled to their croft on the shore of Loch Broom, just outside Ullapool, to find out about this unique venture.

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